Consider an E6 galaxy whose surface brightness is given by the law I(0) = I (0) e-(0/0)1/2, where is the angular distance from the centre of the galaxy along the semimajor axis, I(0) is the central brightness and 0. is the scale angle (i.e. angle at which the surface brightness falls to the value I(0)/e). Calculate the numerical value of its total flux density in units of 1(0)02.
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